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What Spring Means for Wildlife

Spring on the Greenbelt’s Trails

Gatineau Park trails in spring

Spring wildflowers in the Capital

Spring colours are growing: Tulips are blooming!

One million tulips, 100 varieties, 120 flower beds, 30 locations

Celebrating our #WinterCapital Season and Welcoming Spring

Canada’s Capital to shine next spring with the Liberation75 tulips

A section of the equestrian trail is closed until spring 2021 in Gatineau Park

Update on COVID-19

Top Spots for Tulip Gazing in the Capital

Don’t miss these Instagram-worthy tulips in the Capital this May

Leamy Lake Electrical Distribution System

The Leamy Lake electrical distribution system was badly damaged during the spring 2017 flood. It will be sustainably rehabilitated to a higher flood-proof standard to ensure resiliency in the event of future flooding.

Places to Visit

Explore the Capital’s green spaces. Visit the many parks and enjoy nature, sports or major events within the city.

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Closure of a Section of Trail 10 at Shirleys Bay

Report on Activities - January 2020

Repairs to Commissioners Park water systems

Winter parking lots

Champlain Lookout Retaining Wall Reconstruction

Tulip Season Is Here! - One Million Tulips, 100 Varieties, 100 Flower Beds

Do not venture onto the Rideau Canal surface

Partial Closure of Jacques-Cartier Park (South)

National Capital Commission

Rockcliffe Park and the Rockeries

Tulips in the Capital

In late April and May, Ottawa–Gatineau blooms with a dazzling display of colourful tulips.

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